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  1. i, ii are true
  2. i, iii are true
  3. ii,iii are true
  4. i, ii, iii are true
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Option 4 : i, ii, iii are true

  • Panchayat elections are held by the Chief Electoral Officer.
  • Courts cannot Interfere while dealing with the election process of the Panchayat.
  • The 73rd Amendment was passed in 1992 and added new Part-IX to the Indian Constitution and titled as The Panchayats.
  • The duration of a Panchayat is 5 years and it is a three-tier system i.e. Village, Intermediate, and District.
  • However, a state not having a population of 20 lakh may not constitute panchayats at the intermediate level.
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